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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1968
Page
3
David Zonderman of Hillside is among New Jersey students accepted for professional study at the Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery. He earned pre med at Rutgers Newark and a B S and a Bachelor of Pharmacy from Rutgers. He is married to Ann Rosenblum of Jersey City and is a registered pharmacist in New Jersey.
Moe Goldberg defends Merkle recreation plans and federal funding rules while addressing Republican tax ads. He cites delayed development, temporary playfield use, and warns that unallocated funds cannot be reclaimed. Dorothy Hincke criticizes campaign claims and urges real issues.
A Hillside reader criticizes dogs roaming free and urges leash laws enforcement while praising the Hillside Ambulance Squad for prompt service to Mrs Anna Feltman after a heart incident. Letters from Mrs Howard Colburn and Mr and Mrs Bernard Axt express concern for lawns and gratitude for emergency responders.
Clifford F. Pitts of 32 Fairbanks St. received a Bachelor of Arts in biology from Dickinson College Carlisle Pa. He was among 16 graduates who completed summer requirements.
The Calvin Coolidge School PTA screened a film titled Attack on October 9 to promote self defense for women. An open discussion was led by Undersheriff John Banyasz of Union County. Plans for fundraising and a future assembly with the New Jersey String Quartet were announced. The next meeting is set for November 6, 1968.
Irvin Weiss of 9th Roanoke Ave scored an ace at Cedar Hill in Livingston New Jersey and may win 1000 dollars plus two Scotland tickets in the Rusty Nail Hole In One Sweepstakes with the winner announced early next year. Police searched round S Long Ave last Wednesday at 9 09 p m for a prowler after the sighting.
Investors Savings and Loan Association to open a larger East Orange office at 27 Prospect Street with a gala on Saturday October 19. President Harvey J. Young says residents will receive mail announcements and lucky numbers for a sweepstakes with 101 prizes including a 23 inch RCA color TV. Those without numbers can obtain one at the grand opening. The firm, founded in 1926, touts top savings rates and operates four other offices in Hillside Millburn Short Hills and Livingston.
The Hillside Times weekly issue dated Thursday October 17 1968 lists address and staff including SIDNEY SILVERSTEIN editor and publisher and SARAH SILVERSTEIN assistant advertising manager. Subscription rate is 4.50 per year in the United States with single copies at 10 cents.
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